TREES for Wildlife and Humans alike!

Zones 4-6  

 Size: 12-18'H x 12-18'W (Standard)

Full Sun

Prefers loamy well-draining soil.

Trees arrive at 5' - 6' tall

.5 + inch diameter

Trees will come in a 10 gal felt grow bag for easy planting. 

Red Clasp Pears are not Self Fertile, they require another variety of pear or even apple to produce fruit.  The pollen from an apple tree is actually compatible with the receptive stigma of a pear tree, meaning that it has the potential to be accepted and result in successful fertilization. This means that apple trees can successfully pollinate pear trees. However, pear trees cannot pollinate apple trees. 

$60 Each

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Pyrus communis | Zones 4-6 

Soil: Widely Adaptable 

 Max Size: 20'H x 20'W (Standard)

TREES ARRIVE AS SEEDLINGS. APPROXIMENTLY 30 INCHES TALL

Pollination: Semi Self Fertile. Yield will increase with additional pollinator.

Trees will come in a plastic grow bag for easy planting. 

Trees arrive as seedlings and are topped at 30 inches to promote root growth for the first year of planting. Trees came from a northern Wisconsin Nursery, so they are adapted to our climate.

The most commonly grown pear in the world. Starts bearing fruit at a young age and is very productive. Fruit features a smooth, firm texture and a juicy, spicy taste. Fruits on some trees will hold into early winter.

Deer, Bear and other wildlife love pears once they are discovered.

$8 Each

Species:  Prunus americana   

Zones: 2 - 9

Max Size: 15'-24' tall, up to 20' wide

Pollination:  Self Fertile

Trees will come in a plastic grow bag for easy planting. 

Trees typically arrive 2-3 ft tall single stem with large to XL root systems.

American Plum can be a small tree or a large shrub. As a tree, it typically grows to 15-24' tall with a broad, spreading crown. As a shrub, it suckers freely and can form large colonies. 2-5 flowered clusters (umbels) of 5-petaled white flowers appear in March before the foliage. Flowers are followed by edible, round, red plums with bright yellow pulp which ripen in early summer. Although the plums can be eaten raw, the quality is somewhat poor. The fruits are perhaps better used for canning. Branches and twigs are an attractive dark reddish-brown and sometimes have thorny lateral branchlets. American Plum is very hardy and drought resistant. Excellent for wildlife plantings. 

$10 Each

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Species: Morus rubra 

Zones: 4-8

Max Size: 35' - 60' tall, 30'-40' wide (Standard)

Soil: Prefers moist, well draining soil.

Pollination: Self Fertile but yeild will increase with additional pollinator

Trees will come in a plastic grow bag for easy planting. 

Trees typically arrive 2-3 ft tall single stem with large root systems.

 A native woodland tree often reaching 40 to 60 feet tall. The dark green leaves turn a golden yellow and often remain late into autumn. Produces a sweet, deep purple fruit that is edible when ripe.   Mulberry trees are one of the most beneficial wildlife trees you can plant to add more diversity on your property. Deer, Bear, Turkeys and songbirds are just a few of the animals that heavily feed on the fruits of Red Mulberries.

$15 each

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Castanea mollissima | Zones 4-8 | Soil: Moist, Well-Drained, Sandy, Loamy | 

Max Size: 50'H x 60'W

Pollination: partner tree required for nut Kernal development 

Trees will come in a plastic grow bag for easy planting. 

Trees are typically 3 ft tall single stem with large root systems.

The Chinese Chestnut is Blight-resistant. 

The sweet-tasting nuts are often roasted for eating and are loved by deer and many other wildlife. 

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Diospyros virginiana | Zones 4-9 | Soil: Well-Drained 

 Max Size: 20-40’H x 25-30'W

Trees will come in a plastic grow bag for easy planting. 

Trees are typically 2.5-3 ft tall with large root systems.

Persimmons greatest benefit to deer comes from its orange, oval fruit. The fruit is about the diameter of a quarter and is high in carbohydrates, starches, potassium, sugar, and vitamin C. 

The fruit ripens on the tree after the first frost, so in

the fall, it is a high energy source for deer that helps them build body reserves for the winter.

Central Wisconsin is the utmost northern range for persimmon to grow. Care should be taken to protect these trees from harsh winter conditions. Recommended planting areas are protected area with southern exposure. 

Pollination: Persimmons Have both male and Female trees. Male trees will not bear fruit but are necessary for pollination. (So says my Biology Professor). It is recommended that multiple trees are planted in order to have both sexes of trees. 

3 for $40 or $15 each 

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